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Does anyone here know a good site for SquirrelMail documentation. Their website has been down for a long time now, and I'm trying to find some documentation so I can eventually configure it. I also can't download anything since work prohibits that, so a site would be best. Thanks
http://www.squirrelmail.org/ works fine for me. To be honest there's little documentation needed. You just untar the source, put it where you want it to do and run the configure script, then answer a few questions. Thats it.
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